corbels

On each of the corbels is a boldly carved scene from the career of S. Etheldreda; they commence at the north-west arch.

Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of Ely A History and Description of the Building with a Short Account of the Monastery and of the See W. D. Sweeting

"shouldered arches," as they are commonly called, though each merely consists of a flat lintel resting on corbels, which is not strictly an arch at all.

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It has painted orange stone corbels surrounding turquoise doors and windows and clay-red roof tiles.

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Rare pair of corbels from Louisiana plantation house

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Lots of applied corbels, do-dads, and heavy molding on cabinetry.

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So church architects also designed the vestments and sanctuary furnishings, the carved corbels and delicate chapel lights.

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Brightly colored and carefully manicured, the home's exterior almost looks like a house in a Disney movie: painted orange stone corbels surrounding turquoise doors and windows and clay-red roof tiles.

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Around the south door and on the remaining corbels stone blocks set into the tops of the walls is a lexicon of British symbolism, with some decidedly pagan entries.

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The effect upon the eye is not monotonous, for a patient art has infinitely varied the combinations of pattern and the juxtapositions of color; while the depth of undercutting of the stucco, and the treatment of the bronze doors and of the carved cedar corbels, necessarily varies with the periods which produced them.

G. Roger Denson: From Mark Twain to Malcom X: Americans Discover the Great Mosques G. Roger Denson 2010

The effect upon the eye is not monotonous, for a patient art has infinitely varied the combinations of pattern and the juxtapositions of color; while the depth of undercutting of the stucco, and the treatment of the bronze doors and of the carved cedar corbels, necessarily varies with the periods which produced them.

G. Roger Denson: From Mark Twain to Malcom X: Americans Discover the Great Mosques G. Roger Denson 2010